Articles from the November 10, 2021 edition
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Active time of year for the Livingston Park Association
The Livingston Park Association (LPA) is in the midst of its busy time right now, and focusing on the holidays that take place at the end of the...
Coal Country cookout in Gillespie
The Coal Country Sports Complex Foundation will hold a cookout at Randy's Market in Gillespie on Saturday, Nov. 13. Serving starts at 10 a.m. and continues until all sandwiches are sold. Porkburgers,...
Blackburn removes standardized testing requirement
Blackburn College has expanded its commitment to increasing access and removing barriers in higher education with two key changes to the admissions process. Beginning this fall, students applying to B...
Macoupin County Courthouse News
Persons are considered innocent until proven guilty. In criminal actions, the person has been charged by a law enforcement agency but is entitled to a hearing or trial to argue his innocence....
ACA Health Insurance Marketplace open enrollment
Open Enrollment for the Affordable Care Act (ACA) Health Insurance Marketplace runs from Nov. 1 through Jan. 15, 2022, allowing Illinoisans an additional month to enroll. For the 2022 plan year, the...
17,462 new cases of coronavirus disease in Illinois in the past week
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) on Friday reported 17,462 new confirmed and probable cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Illinois, including 183 additional deaths since...
Veterans Day WWII program
In honor of Veteran’s Day, the Gillespie Public Library and the Friends of the Library will host a program about the Pacific Theater of War during World War II presented by retired high school t...
Sausage Supper at Hamel St. Paul Lutheran Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church in Hamel will hold their annual sausage supper on Sunday, Nov. 14. The dinners are $11 each, carry-out only, and will be available from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Orders for...
Elbon Shrine Club to finish the 2021 year strong
Elbon Shrine Club has had a good year despite a few events being cancelled and not being able to do as much. They are looking to finish with a couple of fundraisers to finish the year strong. This...
Staunton Senior Citizens held monthly meeting
President Gerry Cook opened the meeting with leading the 20 members in attendance in the Lord’s Prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance. The secretary's minutes and the treasurer's report were read and a...
Adopt-A-Pet's PET of the WEEK
Cortana Cortana is an adult female tabby. She is affectionate, friendly, and gentle. She came from a home that had too many cats. She had an injured...
Terrier basketball report - Nov. 1-6
The Staunton Terriers began their season on Nov. 2 at home against Mt. Olive. The 8th grade Terriers established a double digit lead by halftime and held on for a 39-28 victory. Bryce Coalson hit...
SHS volleyball girls have 30-win season
The Staunton Volleyball girls ended their year with another 30-win season. After winning their regional competition, they advanced to Sectional at Vandalia. In their first match the Lady Bulldogs...
Basketball Lady Bulldogs open their season at home
The Staunton Lady Bulldogs will open their 2021-22 basketball season on Monday, Nov. 15, when they are scheduled to play Greenfield/Northwestern at home. Their complete 2021-22 schedule is as...
School Calendar
Nov. 11 - No School Veteran's Day Nov. 24 - 26 - Thanksgiving Holiday Boys Basketball Nov. 22 - Nov. 27 - Wesclin Turkey Tournament. Girls Basketball Nov. 15-home vs Greenfield/NW, 6 p.m. Nov. 16 -...
BOWLING Concordia
Tuesday Night Men R & B's 31 JM Power Washing Svcs 27 Luketich Arms 21 GPaMoose and the Boys 19 Greg Stein, 257 & 646; R & B's, 947; Luketich Arms, 2712; Wednesday Night League R & Z Boat Lifts &...
Latest school report card shows impact of COVID-19 on learning in Illinois
–Capitol News Illinois The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in significant drops in enrollment, academic performance and the likelihood of graduating high school on time, according to the latest school r...
October in Illinois was warm with plenty of rain
October 2021 in Illinois was the eighth warmest and the fourth wettest October on record going back to 1895, according to Illinois State Climatologist Trent Ford at the University of Illinois’ I...
